A flowering hydrangea tree already pruned into tree form, featuring colorful pink and white summer blooms. This specimen comes in a #7 nursery pot (7-gallon container, approximately 14 inches wide by 11.5 inches tall), suitable for USDA Hardiness Zones 3-9. The tree form hydrangea displays white blossoms that transition to pink or red hues as temperatures cool in late summer and fall.

The hydrangea tree blooms from mid-summer through frost and has been professionally trained with a single main branch serving as the trunk. The #7 pot size provides a substantial root system for a mature-looking plant that can be planted directly in the landscape or maintained in the container with proper care. When grown in pots, hydrangeas require regular watering (check daily during hot months), well-draining high-quality potting soil enriched with compost, and placement in full sun to partial shade. Fertilize in early spring with an all-purpose flowering shrub or rose fertilizer applied around the base and watered in thoroughly.